Brickell Physical Therapy

There is a wide spectrum of fees for therapy. It greatly depends on if you want to go in-network or out-of network. Most in-network facilities will be less expensive, but are higher volume, meaning you will be treated by an assistant (associate degree), a student, or an aide (no degree). You will be treated alongside 3-6 other patients at in-network facilities. At Symmetry, we treat exclusively one-on-one with every patient, we do not, and have not, ever employed techs, students, or PTAs. Patients work with the Doctors of Physical Therapy (7-year degree). We accept insurance, but are out-of-network. We are more expensive than in-network clinics, but patients often feel better MUCH faster because we are able to give the best care.

The self-pay range for QUALITY physical therapy usually starts at $175/session.

Tricky question, skilled physical therapy is worth your time and money! Therapy where you are seen at the same time as 4 other patients by a tech or an assistant…we can’t answer that. For 11 years and counting we have had truly exceptional results working one-on-one with patients.

This greatly varies depending on what you have going on. For patients that require more manual, hands-on work, you usually you need to go more consistently in the beginning so the therapist can see how well the body holds the corrections of the muscles and joints. Some people respond really well and need less frequent treatments, some people need more frequent treatment. It also depends on how quickly you want to get better. The more consistently we can make improvements the faster you will feel better. Our patients come in consistently 3 times a week for the first few weeks, then taper back.

Nearly everything. We are a well-rounded clinic with specialty providers who are highly qualified with years of experience treating many diagnosis. We see post-surgical patients as well as high-level competitive athletes on a daily basis.

Yes! There is a lot to go over here, so please see our specialty pages.

1. Migraines and Headaches
2. Concussions
3. Vertigo/Vestibular Therapy
4. TMJ Disorder (Jaw Pain)

Your therapist will start by understanding your injury or area of discomfort. The body usually has a history that has contributed to the injury in some way. We do a thorough evaluation to see what other areas of the body could be contributing to the area of pain. For example, many people who have low back pain often times have tight hips and/or hamstrings. After we perform a thorough physical evaluation, we get to work! Most sessions will include some type of manual work, massage, cupping, joint mobilizations or manipulation, then we will begin to work on strengthening. Each session is highly individualized and dependent on how that patient presents that day. The great thing about being a one-on-one concierge practice is that we change the plan mid-session if we need to progress or regress based on what the body is feeling.